Academic literature on the topic 'Rénovation urbaine – France – 19e siècle'
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Lapointe, Marie-France. "Une perception historienne contemporaine des grands travaux du Second Empire (1852-1870)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24307/24307.pdf.
Full textIdoux-Renard, Benedicte. "Des pêcheurs dans la ville. En quête des quartiers maritimes entre sociétés portuaires et territoires urbains : Calais, Boulogne, Fécamp, Douarnenez, Concarneau (vers 1840 - 1914)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, EHESS, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024EHES0033.
Full textCalais, Boulogne, Fécamp, Concarneau and Douarnenez. Presenting both similarities and differences, these five port observatories on the north-western French coast are the subject of a comparative history over a period dating back to the 19th century, from the1840s until the eve of the First World War. The fishing industry has organised these towns since their foundation, and has partially, and sometimes totally, determined their urban topography. It would appear that maritime districts, i.e., urban areas where populations whose activity is organised around fishing congregate, existed, even if it is necessary to retrace their evolution, contours and characteristics, whether material or symbolic. There, live men who earn their livelihoods from the sea by fishing inshore (sardine) or offshore (herring, cod), as do women who fish on foot, particularly when catches at sea are insufficient and their husbands' earnings are too low. Many of them work in fish processing workshops and then in canning factories. Together with other key players involved in maritime activities, these fishing families form maritime communities. The aim is therefore to identify and analyse the relationships that develop within these communities as well as with other city dwellers, and that decisively shape the urban morphology of these ports, while the social and economic transformations brought about by the Industrial Revolution disrupt the territories from the second half of the nineteenth century onwards. Those transformations, whether demographic, particularly in the towns of Finistère, where the number of inhabitants grows spectacularly, or economic, with ever-increasing catches of fish, the development of transport that enables more fish to be transported to places of consumption and the rise in canning in Brittany that is to make the fortunes of Douarnenez and Concarneau, significantly alter the spatial layout of these communities and their neighbourhoods. The cultural elements and then social protest that emerged at the turn of the century contribute to this effective plasticity. This work, which falls under social history and cultural geography, draws on documentation largely based on extremely diverse and widely scattered archives. It makes it possible to comprehend the reconfiguration of maritime districts which territoriality can inevitably be read on different scales. Linking history, society and territory thus allows multiple angles from which to establish an operational typology of maritime districts based on the five selected sites. At the end of this work, it seems that the hypothesis envisaged at the outset cannot be retained
Gaudin, Solène. "Villes moyennes et rénovation urbaine : discours et actions d’une transaction spatiale : exemples pris en Bretagne." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013REN20044/document.
Full textThe National Urban Renewal Programme (NERP), launched by the Borloo law passed on 1 August 2003, was explicitly designed as an answer to strong social and urban issues: housing obsolescence of the HLM, concentration of population in space which are considered as impoverished areas, relegation and discrimination according to nationality or geographical origin. Calibrated to address problems of the difficult areas of large cities, its diffusion to all priority areas and towards small and medium-sized towns reflects the success of the formula, and, by the way, a special appetite for action and communication about these "maxi urban projects" sometimes oversized.Mobilising a proofreading of transaction theories, we have analysed the stories and speeches of local actors and policy maker involved in large-scale operations of urban renewal in mid-sized cities across Brittany. In sum, we ask when, how and on what basis repose the commitment of the public authorities in the choice of demolition and how to understand the massive support of medium-sized cities in this device? This includes developing interest, on the one hand, about the concepts of space including in these operations and, secondly, to evalue and ask the logic of the action of the programme
Bernard, Réjean. "Canaux de Paris et croissance urbaine : le cas de La Villette, 1800-1859." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1988. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29367.
Full textSanchez, Samuel. "Les règlements des Assemblées nationales 1848-1851 : l'ampleur de la rénovation de la légalité interne." Aix-Marseille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX32056.
Full textThe events of February 1848, somewhat, a revolution, bestow a change in political regime, and subsequently to the "Droit Public", affecting the top of the state structure as a result: the "Assemblée nationale". The rules she creates in ordre to control its interest, its internal legality in fact, are evolving quite considerably during the Second Republic. No longer can the new elected people's representatives ignore the past, but instead they must use the French institutional experience to put in place efficient work methods, better adapted to the new deliberating organ. Drawn in by this rejuvenating process, the entire juridical structure is unified during 1848 and 1851. The "Règlement Intérieur": the principal source of internal legality is also influenced progressively altered in three different ways by improving its contents, the object, and its decisiveness. The effects are indeed contained inside the representative body; however, they also affect the institutional balance. Those two aspects will thrive until the December 2nd, 1851, State Coup: the Third Republic Regime and the Parliamentary right will deeply suffer, somewhat, conditioned by previous Constituting and legislative National Assemblies of the mid nineteenth century performances
Moret, Frédéric. "Les socialistes britanniques et français et la ville : 1820-1850." Paris 7, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA070013.
Full textThe thought of british and french socialists ou the city is full of rural nostalgy. The city is the place of the social cuisis, of economic, sanitary, architectural disovder. Urban conditions of life ( lodging, eating, education. . . ) avec used as argument for the socialist ideas promotion. Community will offer to its in habitants everything the city doesn't offer. However, the city has a very inportant place in the socialist theory. It is the place of history, progress, science, culture. Socialist militantism is only urban. Through the urban question, some socialists ( and particularly the fourievists) move to a politic approach
Blanc, Nathalie. "La nature dans la cité." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010509.
Full textThis research concerns the place allocated to nature in the citi today. We try to understand if the unsignificant role nature has in urban geography today extends to the thinking of the city. Besides we tempt to reintroduce nature in the geographical analysis through the study of the relation man animal
Bahk, Hyun-Chan. "L'îlot institutionnel à Paris : projets, formation des édifices publics et art urbain au XIXe siècle." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010556.
Full textDoutre, Marilyne. "Modalités de transformation de la ville au début du XIXe siècle en Auvergne : l'édifice public et son espace urbain, pouvoirs et conflits." Paris 8, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA082230.
Full textAfter the French Revolution, in-between the continuity of medieval urban models and the architectural urban changes in progress in the XVIIIth c. , town-councillors and architects managed to establish a new framework whose goal is to delimit the origin, development and limits of projects until the 1850's. The corpus of this study concerns the public buildings - whether departmental or municipal - and the town planning in the "chefs-lieux d'arrondissement" and in "departements". The study which includes the four "departements" of the Region of Auvergne, enables to make comparisons and to delimit areas corresponding to some programmes whose span goes beyond the administrative limits specified by the "departemental district". It also gets the measure of the influence of ancient juridictions and defines new areas - at stakes in urban conflicts. As a preliminary to the analysis of the architectural urban changes, the first part of the study is devoted to the institutional context and bounds with its various protagonists : the Ministry of the Interior, the "Conseil des bâtiments civils", "Préfets" and architects. The regulations are highly prevailing as well in the architectural aspects as in the urban ones ; the shape the way of conceiving and of intervening from the very design to the realization of the project. In the second part, the urban analysis shows the implementation, modalities and the setting up of public buildings. Thanks to epistolary documents, it aims at understanding the reasons which account for the choice of some specific site, of some architectural standpoint and to assess the urban repercussions. Lastly, the selected period is long enough to allow to appraise the evolution of the architectural work in its influence and style, taking into account what comes from the architects' studies and from the control of the project, mainly supervised by the "Conseil des bâtiments civils"
Cantaroglou, Frédéric Louis Marie. "Le rôle de l'industrie dans la mise en œuvre de la planification urbaine et de la planification territoriale en France de 1850 à 1946." Grenoble 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000GRE29046.
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